India’s car market may grow fivefold by 2047, driving Suzuki’s goal to grab 50% of sales

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India’s car market may grow fivefold by 2047, driving Suzuki’s goal to grab 50% of sales - SCMP

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Suzuki plans to introduce its first-ever EV in India, as well as in Europe, next year after exhibiting its mass production model at the coming auto expo in India in January.

Maruti Suzuki sold 483,000 CNG cars in the latest fiscal period, up 47 per cent from a year earlier.

The emergence of India as an economic powerhouse and its expanding middle class present a clear opportunity for the Hamamatsu-based manufacturer, which has been active in the South Asian nation since 1983 and has found success as the top-selling carmaker with models such as Swift and Brezza.